Sentence examples for locating sound from inspiring English sources

Other reasons for the head-tilt include locating sound.

The described vector techniques of locating sound sources by means of an acoustic probe and a measuring plane antenna deserve special attention.

"ABKCO worked on the project for over 20 years, gathering and cleaning up film, locating sound from other sources," he told me.

Understanding speech that is soft, speech in background noise, and locating sound sources such as speakers in a group conversation are examples of such difficulties.

Having two eyes lets us perceive depth, and two ears are useful for locating sounds.

Locatedness in the strong sense specifies an address for the sound, e.g., by specifying both directionality and distance from the hearer (thus including egocentrical directionality as a component), or by locating sounds in allocentric space (e.g. a siren from the boat at Pier 3).

The deviant paths of sound waves (in echoes) is responsible for the perceptual difficulty in locating sounds, much as the deviant path of light rays (in mirrors) is responsible for the analogous difficulty for visible objects (Casati and Dokic 1994. See also O'Callaghan 2007 for a lengthy discussion of echoes).

Most mammals can hear in stereo, locating sounds in their environment by comparing the inputs between both ears.

They are capable of locating sounds to within one degree at 700 3,000 Hz, though less accurately at higher frequencies.

There are three kinds of cues that your ears and brain use to locate sound in space, Choueiri says.

The direct visualization of sound, in particular sound intensity, has extensively been used for many years to locate sound sources.